Nov 9, 2024
Brown, blue, green, and sometimes pink. Every day really is Easter around here!
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Brown, blue, green, and sometimes pink. Every day really is Easter around here!
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Onion Ring broke her second broody spell and it only took her 3 days to start laying again! She has laid two slightly smaller eggs the past 2 days but she's laying again and stopped screaming at me all day!
Egg pictures!
Right egg: Ivy is my most prolific layer! She's a hatchery stock "prairie bluebell egger" (leghorn/"easter egger" cross) and lays a pastel green egg with a heavier bloom.
Left egg: Onion Ring's litte egg from today! She's an ameraucana/black copper marans cross, commonly known as an olive egger. I got her from a breeder that crossed two high quality lines and I paid way too much for her.
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The two bottom eggs are both from Pepper, my sweet perfect baby black copper marans from the Wade Jean blood line. Look at that variation! 😍 I love her so much.
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Easter Eggers are a unique breed of chickens that have become increasingly popular among backyard poultry keepers. These birds are known for their colorful eggs, which can range from shades of blue and green to pink and even brown. However, there is more to these feathered friends than just their egg colors. In this blog post, we will explore the truth about Easter Egger egg colors, as well as…
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